By 2025, nearly 50% of clinical trials will incorporate smartwatch data. But did you know that the green light technology used in smartwatches inaccurately reads heart rates in people with darker skin tones? Our Chief Medical Officer Sommer explains that as this technology and the data it generates is increasingly used in clinical trials, the scale of inequity grows. People with darker skin tones are getting left behind, receiving delayed treatment and diagnosis, and losing their lives. EQL Band aims to silence this green light bias. This innovative prototype for the world’s first smartwatch band uses sound smart technology to accurately hear all heartbeats equally, regardless of skin tone. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6043Wy3KF FCB Health New York | An IPG Health Company
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IPG Health is home to some of the world’s most celebrated and awarded healthcare marketing agencies. We are a collective of 45+ agencies and 6,500+ people across six continents driven by a healthy obsession with marketing solutions that accelerate impact on lives. Our full-service agencies and 18+ specialized units sit at the nexus of creativity, technology, data and culture, ready to help clients accelerate their business and impact on lives around the world. In our mind, there’s nothing more important than health. That’s why we’re obsessed with harnessing creativity, technology, data and culture to create the next mind-blowing ideas that will transform health & wellness, shaping the future of health. It’s why we’re relentless about making science understandable and actionable, connecting it to human needs. And it’s why we’re obsessed with doing what’s right for our clients, their brands and our people.
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Brick by brick, Santos is building connections across the network—LEGO style! 🏙️ Since he was a child, our Client Services Assistant Manager Santos loved building Legos. Now, it's a passion he shares with his son, and a project he brought to his job – a project now known as “IPG Health LEGO City” at our New York City office. “Connecting with the world especially after the pandemic was important to me, so I suggested building together as a way of literally building together to reconnect,” Santos said. What started as a small two-table set up has expanded to 20 tables, thanks to support from office services and agencies across the network. The LEGO Group even came to visit IPG Health City to add official branding. Not only does IPG Health LEGO City allow Santos to express his creativity, but also to network and connect with people outside his team. “Seeing everyone's smile when they see the city is great, but seeing everyone engaging with the city is an amazing feeling.” We’re proud to showcase Santos’ commitment to leveraging his creativity and passion to forge meaningful connections. 👏
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We’re elevating influencer marketing in healthcare 🤳 "Influencer ID” merges our deep healthcare expertise with our proven customer engagement strategies and cutting-edge technologies to provide tailored solutions for pharmaceutical brands seeking to harness the power of patient, caregiver and HCP/digital opinion leader influencers. 👉 Learn more: http://spr.ly/6040mdzVE
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Saving lives one drop at a time 🩸 The "Your Blood Type is Welcome" campaign – “Seu Tipo Sanguíneo é Bem-vindo” – powered by FCB Health Brazil | An IPG Health Company and supported by Albert Einstein Israelite Hospital, recently brought together eight companies in São Paulo to help increase the local blood bank’s supply. The result? Thanks to the support of over 130 participants, they collected over 45 liters of blood, which can help save up to 408 lives. 🙌 Learn more about the campaign: http://spr.ly/6045mVvUT
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Imagine facing age-shaming and cyberbullying daily. This is the reality for millions of women on social media. McCann Health Boot | An IPG Health Associate Company’s "Fragments of Beauty" campaign, created in collaboration with aesthetic medicine company RELIFE (Menarini Group), highlights the age-shaming comments women face online. To advocate for women's freedom to choose how they want to look, Swiss artist Simon Berger transformed hundreds of misogynistic messages displayed on a glass wall into a beautiful portrait to promote self-esteem and empowerment. Learn more about the campaign: http://spr.ly/6044l4EiI RELIFE Company
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Our Executive Director of Talent Acquisition Mariela shares how we’re cultivating the next generation of healthcare marketers via Med Ad News: ⬇️ 💬 “We focus on providing students the opportunity to network with and learn the ins-and-outs of our work and culture by learning from employees across different departments and projects. This includes activities such as learning the background of our pro bono campaigns and participating in brainstorming sessions with our Design Thinking Strategy team.” 💬 “Our creative team also frequently participates in portfolio reviews with students across both design and non-design schools, to help future healthcare marketers hone their skills prior to entering the job market.” Read the full article: http://spr.ly/6044lxLKQ
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Dive into the future of healthcare marketing with Matt, Executive Creative Director at Studio Rx | An IPG Health Company, in the latest from LBBonline - Little Black Book. Matt discusses the opportunities that innovative technologies like generative AI present for the industry and shares his philosophy on shaping creative output for clients: http://spr.ly/6049lqy4l
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FCB Health London | An IPG Health Company’s “Toxic Dips” campaign is highlighting the toxic reality of the UK’s contaminated rivers in partnership with The Rivers Trust. 🌊These three bath bombs, “Tainted Tamar, Septic Severn and Rancid Roding,” are made with the same toxic chemicals found in the UK’s most polluted waterways. 💰The price tag? £300,000, which is just 0.005% of the estimated £5.3 billion needed to prevent these rivers from deteriorating further over the next five years. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6046lyusj
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NEON | An IPG Health Company’s latest groundbreaking campaign “Not So Lucky,” developed in partnership with Artist for Action, uses images of children generated by AI to highlight how gun violence unfortunately impacts too many children and communities across the country. Read more about the campaign via Ad Age: http://spr.ly/6049Yhzll Artist For Artist
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